Payment Technologies

The annual flow of capital between the United Kingdom and Africa, valued at a staggering £80 billion, has long been hampered by significant inefficiencies, including high costs and slow transaction speeds stemming from fragmented financial infrastructure and persistent foreign exchange friction.

While many technology firms face a tightening venture capital market, payments infrastructure provider Rain has demonstrated remarkable resilience by securing a massive $250 million investment just months after its last major funding round. This Series C capital raise, led by ICONIQ, propels the

In the rapidly evolving world of financial technology, the lines between payment processors and traditional banks are becoming increasingly blurred. A key battleground for this shift is a specialized license in Georgithe merchant acquirer limited purpose bank charter. This charter allows fintech

The vibrant street markets and modern convenience stores of Southeast Asia are unified by the near-universal presence of QR codes, yet a hidden technological barrier has long prevented a traveler from the Philippines from seamlessly paying a vendor in Thailand using their local mobile app. This

In a financial landscape where sending money across continents via blockchain can finalize faster than a standard bank transfer across town, the conventional payment system is facing a profound challenge. This paradox highlights a critical inefficiency in traditional banking, particularly where

The flow of capital from diaspora communities back to Nigeria represents a vital economic lifeline, and a new strategic partnership is set to make these financial connections faster and more accessible than ever before. Sterling Bank, a prominent Nigerian commercial bank, has announced a